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DON’T MISS this 6 part documentary on “NDE”s: Near Death Experiences [6 videos]

BBC (via last.fm)

These videos are part of a BBC documentary on near death experiences–the believers and the skeptics.  It is quite an interesting study.  Especially

• The case of a woman who’d been blind since birth and describes her thoughts when she sees the afterlife.
  
• The heavenly wisdom given to a shrewd businessman that changed his life.
  

But the most hair-raising testimony was of the woman in Part 4…She sees her uncle [3:29] and is aware that she’s surrounded by light.  “Is the light was God,” she asks. [3:50].  The uncle’s answer is nothing but spectacular [3:55]: “No, the light isn’t God.  The light is what happens with God breathes.”  She speaks to the interviewer and says, ” I distinctly remember that I was standing in the breath of God.”

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Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

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Do you believe, or disbelieve, in near death experiences?  Have you have one?

State-of-the-art German garage [photos]

Taken in Munich.

50 Photoshop tutorials on producing heart-stopping rain/water photos

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Even though the site is a Photoshop tutorial on rain showers and water drops, the sample screenshots (see below) produce 5-star desktop wallpapers.  I just love rain images.

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All-weather writing paper [product]

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“”Rite in the Rain” is a recyclable all-weather writing paper made specifically to shed water in any weather condition.  From the sweat and grit of the Sahara, to wet Alaskan winters, to your own backyard, “Rite in the Rain” ensures your memories will survive.”

It has themed paper for geologists, military, public safety, firefighters, and more.  Check it out here.

Rain Photography

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This website presents thirty-five romance-soaked images of rainbows, waves, reflections, animals, and more.

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Q: Are you a photographer?  What are your favorite photographic objects/environments?